Nebraska Newspapers

    6 THE OMAHA DAILY BEJE , UESDAYSEPTEMBER 22 , 1891.
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
Wheat Surprises the Trade by Opening
Higher Than Saturday's ' OUso ,
STRENGTH DUE TO LIVERPOOL CABLES.
Ojicrnlors Knrly Ilccotno Nervous and
litilllflhly Incllncd-Sinnllcr Hlinrts
Jlncl to Sli'itKRlo to Oot
In the Hwlin.
CHICAGO , 111. , Sept. 21. Wheat surprised
llic trndo this mornlnR by opening about
f mm Hie to So lilclmr than It closed Satur
day , showing much strcnzth for a tlmo nnd
qiik'klv soiling nt 2io ! advance. Tlio strength
was duo to Liverpool cables , quoting that
tnnrkcd Id higher on Hpot and 2d higher on
futures. Consuls wore quoted aleut : two-six-
tconths of 1 per cent lower , and this taken into
connection with reported destitution In parts
of Germany unil nn estimate by the Ainorlcun
Agriculturalist that the world's supply of
wheat and rye would not 1)0 less than 200,000-
000 tin. short , aim might reach 400,000.010 ,
granting nn export surplus of 225,000.000 bu.
for the United .States and Canada , made trad
ers nervous and liulllshly Inclined ,
Now York and other domestic markets
Blurted strong and at a good advance and
added to the local strength. I'ardrldgo was
understood to bo covering a liberal line and
the smaller shorts were also struggling to Ret
In , but tlicro was very llltlo for sale and busi
ness was consequently not us aetlvo as the do-
elded advance would Indicate. December
Blurted at from ll.OOJi to ! 1.00'i , apnlnst OS',0 to
68'ic on the close Haturday , and touched
ll.OI'iMen ! on liberal selling by Now York
and Ht. Louis through I.OJ.-HM. White nnd
others , loKCthor with lower cables from the
United Kingdom and a reported break of 5
murks at Merlin , there was a drop to $1.00e ! ,
Imt another buying spurt carried
It to t\.mu. \ There WHS a slight
recession toward noon , but llrm-
ncss was the prevailing focllng during the
last hour. with lluetiiatlons hetwcen
fl.O ! i nnd tl.OOU with the close at J1.00i. Thu
lloard of .Trade closlin ; cable iiuotcd Ilerlin
O'.iin ' lower , with London unchanged and l'irls ;
unehangcd to a fraction lower. A report of
wet weather In England damagiuc when I In
the Holds was ono reason for the strength dis
played by the market.
Corn was fairly active and strong In sympa
thy with the strength In wheat , but there was
vigorous selling on tnu advance ri'sulllng In a
sharp decline , ( iood weather and the li''llef
that the crop Is now virtually out of peril was
n weak factor. The market presented no Im
portant features. October sold early fromOOiic
tof,0fo ! against fW ; c at the close Saturday.
Then It began to break , and sold ftumSOcup to
Mie ) , then oflT to 49ip ! , reacting to 5ic > and ,
In the afternoon , rallied to BIJic , broku to
50'ic , but rallied and closed atMc. C'ongdon
and Chaplin , who wcrn understood to bo
covering short sales , wore the best buyers.
Oats were quotud quint and weak , closing
within one-eighth of a cent of the bottom
with lluetiiatlons conllned to a range of from
one.fourth of a cent to three-eighths of a
cent. Provisions were Inclined to
bo strong early on tlin recession of tlirce-
filxtcentlis of a cent. Tlio prleo of Hrltish
consuls Indicated some nervousness
over the Kiironean situation and the ad- .
vanro In the price of cereals. Later the mar
ket Hiietuated frequently In sympathy with
corn. The fluctuations were narrow , however ,
those in pork being conllned to a range of
from 1o to lOc. The close was at the top and
at nn advance of from I2 c to 20o over Satur
day's close. Lard closed at from 2ie ! lower to
Cc higher , nibs were from 25e } to Tie up.
The leaillni ; futures ranged as follows :
AUTICr.ES. mail , LOW. CLOSE.
WM EAT-NO. 2
September. . i ym
December. . . 1 IKM 1 1)1 ) 1 WH
May 1 07 1 UTTi 1 07U
CoilN No. 2
Septomber. . 64UHi 51 B2K
October UHi
May 4 ( !
OATS -No. 2-
feptombur. .
October May , . . . . 31 ! < ? Tr § ! H
MKSH POIIK
October. . . . . 10 40 10 HO 1037K
December. . 10 IK ) . 10 117) ) . 10 ( XI 10 G7M
January. . . . 1ZEO 13 'JO 1280 11 VK )
LA IID
'
October H H ) OflO CS5
December. . , 6H21. GV2V li i'O '
January. , , . 705 705
BnoiiTIttiis
Octubur. . . . . 6 M 7 00
November. . 7 0' ' ) , 1 OJ 7 DO
January. . . . 0 75 ( I 70 ( ! 75
Cash quotations were as follows :
KLOUK Steady and unchanged.
AViiBAT No. 2sprinewhent , 078 < a07Jic ; No.
8 spring wheat , 8at)0c : No. 2 rod , USJie.
CollN-No. 2 , KJKc.
OATS-NO. 2 , 2 ( ! < a27o : No. 2 white , 2&23c ;
No. II whlto. 2 S.i2a'io.
HVE No . 2. .
nAiti.cv No. 2 , 02o ; No. 3 , f. o , b. , 4001o ; No.
41 , f. o. b. , av&IOe.
FI.AXSKKD No. 1. 05e.
TIMOTHY SKEP I'rlino. $ I.IO1.2I.
I'oitK JIcss pork , per bbl. 810.37 ! ! : lard.
iier cwt. , ( O.H7W ; short ribs sides ( loose ) .
17.00(27.10 ( ; dry salted shoulders ( boxed ) , M.O ii
© 0.75 : short clear sides ( boxol ) , t7.757.85.
WIIISKBV Distillers' llnlshed goods , per sat ,
SuaAns Unehangod ; cut loaf. 53yc.
Receipts and shipments today were as fol
lows :
On the 1'roduco exchange today the butter
market was steady and uni'liunged ; fancy
creamery , 222Jio ! ! : line western , 2iKit2lc :
fljm dairy , lU4JI6ij ordinary. lIQISe. Kggs ,
Now York Markets.
NEW YOIIK , Sopt. 21. VLOUII Uccolpts , 20t16 !
packages ; exports , a3 barrels , 12,410 sacks-
market firmer and fairly active : sales. aotisj
barrels ; low oxtritH , ji.i5ffl4.'Si : ( : fair to fancy
f4.25G5.05 ; Allnnoapolhi clour , $1,8. > ® 4 DOAlliil
noapolls uatcnts. * | .1)05.CO ) ; winter wheat
JOW grades , Uli.V34.25 ; imtonts. JI.50OS.83 :
straights. J4.flOffl5.2J : ryp mixtures. $2.454.85.
COIIN AlKAL Dull ; yellow western , ja.25ffl3.STi.
WiliiAT-ltecolpts. 702.7IIO bu : exports , 8tuui ! :
bu ; sates , y,5iOOObii ; ( ) of futures : 1ULOJO bu of
ypot. Spotmnrkot higher , the advance cheek-
Ing business ; I > o. 8 ion , Jl.0liffll.07 In store and
elevator : , JI.OB5ffll.07 ! alloat ; JI.07I.09M
' , ' JL'v ' , Jv ° ' a otl0J ' > J ! ungraded rod ,
iwiCStTi.oo\i ; No. 1 northern to arrive
Jl.os ffll.oO No. .
; 1 hard to nrrivi.
fUMJi. Options , advanced 2'2a"o on
lilghor cables those from England were
especially confident ana brought buying
ordyrs whllo there was a crop cstlmato
Bllghtly stimulating : declined ifflnjo on local
manipulation , advanced iifflKo and closed
toady at I'iffl2o over Saturday. No.2
rod. boptomber. closing ll.Oflj ; . October Jl oni {
Pifi5 ? ! * ' , ° ' ° ' ll' ' < f 1.07'S ; November. Jl.08i.iffl
1
l-A'elts.l.l.K.l'0y ( ; | | ! I'ccembor. ' Jl.oOJfl.l'oj.
*
RVK Quiet ; western . Iwltl at OSoc. I , f.
.
COHN Receipts , 207,800 bu ; exports 18007
uu ; sales , l.l'ss.ooo bu of futures ? 4J4.000 bi
of spot , hpot market lower , active , closing
toady ; No. 8.flO olnoluvutor:0QBiKoiillont : ! ;
ungraded mixed , WX3 2o ; No. 2 white , < WJe
Options fairly active , declining early 'iffll'io
nnd on pressure of full supplies , advaui-id ifo
onndelosedflrmatlUoundurt.aturdayiSep. .
toiiihor , U ) c. closing Cu.Ue ; October ! W ®
KI'JC. closing 5'j'ie November 58ySe
( tiflul.ifv I ; , < . . . .li. ; . . . Ktl/y. . * * * . T , _ 57 Vp ® vr. ; v
y. 5iyffl52e , closing 52o ;
OATS-lt'ecolpts. 252.150 bushels ; exports. 450
nusbels : sales. 515,000 bushels U ( futures nnil
148,01X1 bushoU | of spot. Spot luarkotTovor
and fairly active. Options fairly native ami
easier : Septnmbor , ItSiWJ'ie. closing mot Ooio-
ber. ; t2 ? ® .i2iUc , closing : i2io : November , ICHiffl
. . , HV ° uwlor )
374ii"Uc ixit No. 2 white. 34 ®
B00d to
HoM-Easy. < iulot ! state , common to choice.
ll2.OiXBIQ.00 ; r'acltlo coast. * l4.004ilo.X ( > .
CorrKE-Optlons opened steady , unchanged
to 15 points up ; sales , ) ,500 bags , Including :
September. * 15 , < W3I5.20 ; October. | 2 75 ®
12.00 ; November. ll.K5I2.H ( ) ! December
lll.00iail.75j January , 111.50 ; March , tiuixa
11.451 May. 111.30 ; spot Rio. dull , lower ; fair
Cargoes , f 17.50 ; ho. 7 , (14.75.
HudAH Raw , qulot , steady ; sales COO bags
molasses sugar , b'J ' test , at2ll-10o ; raQned ,
ilrm. good domnnd ; fair rolliied , 3ot
centrlfURuU Ou test , at 37 7-1 Co ,
JIot.Assts Now Orleans , fairly active , firm ;
common to fancy , 2t & 32c.
RICK Firm ! good demand ! domestic fair to
extra , AHu ; Japao , 5K@5Uc ,
COTTDNSKKO OIL ( julet , now crude , 3lo ;
uow yellow.Mo.
TAI.I.OW Qulot , steady ! oltyi ( W.OO for pkgs. )
KO'SIN- Steady , qulot ; strained , common to
good , tl.avai.40.
Tiwi'K.vnNK-QuIet , steady ! aSjjc.
i I'KTUOi.KUM Opened linn but gave way
under vhoit suloi und declined 2) ) c. clos
ing weak , I'ennsylvuulu oil , ipot , opculnt ;
hlffhpst. Glc ! lowest , COcj closln/ . COo :
October option openlnit at flic ; highest , Olci
lowest , ftS'ie : closing , M'ic ; Lima oil , no sales.
Total snle , 105 iiiiK
Eons 1'alr demand , firmer ! wostarn , 20 ®
20HCJ receipts , 8,4M packages ,
I'oitK Dull ; old moM.liO.Ttv3tl.ffii ! now mess ,
f l2.OOTtl2.5h extra prlmo , $ ll.0 l-.00.
CUT MEATS-Htcady , qillot. ! nlcklcd bolllos
0i ! (04C ( ! plcktrd shoulders , C'j&Oitc. '
MititiLKS Qnlot , nrmi short clear , Septem
ber , 7.liO.
lAiti-riill ) , steady ; wnslorn stentn. (7.20 ;
sales , 650 tiercoi , ( < ,20iil7.22 ! ( ; option sales ,
Pee tlcrcest October. 17.20 ; December , 17.25 ;
January. < 'I5.
IIUTTKH Qulot , onsys western dairy , I.T IScs
wpstortl creamery , Ift&ISc ; weitern factory ,
CIIKEHB Qulot ; firm ; western. 033 ! io ;
part skims , 4ffi"ic. ?
I'tn IiiON-Qulot ; American , Ilfl.0vai8.2.1. (
CoiM'Eit Dull , iioavys lake , September ,
JI2.2. ' . : lake. Octonor , ! I2.30.
LEAD Firm ; domestic , tl.MK.
Tin Quiet , steady ! straits , f.'O.OS.
KUIIH : > H City Mnrkct .
KANSAS CITV. Mo. . Popt. 21-l'r.outt-Stcariy
to ilrm ; patent , n.mt3\a \ : extra fancy , IJ.20 ®
2.25 : fancy. J2.ava2.15i choice , SI.OOJM.UO.
wnr.\T-Stontly to higher : No , 2 hard , cash ,
KlJSct September , 8lo asked ; No. 2 red , cash ,
fSo bid.
COIIN Lower ; No. 2 , cash , 50c bid ; Septem
ber. 4' ) ! < c bid.
OATS-About steady ; No. 2. cash 2/o bid ;
September. 27c.
HAV-Sleady ; timothy , SS.OO : fancy prairie.
tfi.U ) : good to choice , $ , > .oyiii5.50 ; low grades ,
J 1.00 ® 1.5) .
ri.AXPKEP SjC.
ItUTTEitVVak ; creamery. IMMIe ; dairy , 12
ftlilc ; store packed , HttU'c ; packing , 1031.c1.
Kens Slow nt I5e.
RKCmi'Trf Wheat. 02.400 ; corn , none ; oats ,
none.
Siiii'MKNTS-Wlicat. 07,000 ; corn. iVX ) ; oats.
no"Ul _ _ _
St. IjOiilHMarkets. .
&T. Loins. Mo. , Sopt. 21. WIIKAT Strong ;
cash , ! V ; October , 7jc. !
t'oujf Klrni ! cash. 53o ! ; May , 40Uc.
OATS Steady ; cash , 2U.io ; Jlay , 3Ic.
I'OIIK tll.llO.
lMiti-.W.75.
WIIISKBV J1.1S.
Tjlvc-rpool MnrkctR.
IiVKitt'OOu Sept. 21. WHEAT Strong ; de
mand poor ; holders olTor sparingly. Califor
nia No. I , Us UiKiMs 10(1 : red western spring , Us
IddWs ld ! ; No. 2 winter , 7s I'/idShs.
UoitN Qulot : domaml pooV ; mixed western ,
Gs ; iil per cental.
Cincinnati .Markets.
CINCINNATI , o. , Sept 21. WHEAT Firm :
No. 2 rod , HSu.
tJoit.v Lower ; No. 2 mixed. < 12 < a03c.
OATS-ICaslnr : No. 2 mixed , 31S3l4e. ( !
WIIISKKV l 'lrm ,
Tolnilo ( irnlti Market.
TOLEDO , O. , Sept. 21. WIIKAT Active ; cash
SI.OO.
COHN Dull ; cash , 5lc.
OATS Quiet , cash , 30e.
\VtiRiit Stook.
MINNEAPOLIS , Minn. , Sopt. 21. The North
western Mlllur reports the stock of wheat In
private oluvators of Minneapolis at l.fiS'.I.OOO '
bu. , an Increase of 140,000 bu. since lust Mon
day.
Milwaukee. Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE WIs. . Sept 21. .WHEAT I-'Irm ;
No. 3 spring , cash. Die ; December , 'J5 ? c.
Con.v Quiet : No. 3 , ciisli , 53c.
OATS Lasy ; No. 2 , white , JiOc.
Minneapolis Grain Market
MINNEAPOLIS , Mlnn..Seut. 21. WHEAT Fair :
receipts , 700 bu. ; close : No. 1 hard , l)5c ; No , 1
northern , on track , UJJiG'J.tc- .
Itrltlrth Ornln Trade lleviciv.
LONDON , Sept. 21. The Mark Lane Express ,
In Its weekly review of the llrttlsh grain
trade , says : Now English wheats were very
depressed. Much damp and unlit grain was
offered at 35s to 40s. Foreign wheats were
Irregular und weak , Some provincial markets
record un average decline of Is. American
red winter received was quoted atUfli to 40s ,
and white at 43s Gd to 41s. Tlio finest Indian
wasquotod at41sOd. Mal/.o was apuinst holders.
American crop was offered nt 23s Gd for Janu
ary shipment. Oats fell Ud. lle.ins , peas and
burley arc slowt At today's market business
was animated. New EngKsh wheat. In bad
condition , was plentifully offered but was
weak : old English was scarce and was hold for
Is advance ; foreign wheat generally was Gd
bettor. Klour from now wheat was cheap ,
while other grades were firm. Foreign grind
ing barley was ( id cheaper. Oats advanced Gd.
Mal/.o was very weak , llcaus and peas were
steady , _
STOCKS AXlt liOXUS.
NEW YOHK , Soot. 21. The stook market
opened the now week this morning with
another burst of activity which bid fair for
some tlmo to eclipse tlio record of last Friday ,
but the trading In the afternoon foil away
materially and whllo the sales of the day were
extraordinarily heavy they were within the
sum of the day. The feature of the dealings
today , however , w. s the unusually largo
number of stocks dealt In , together with the
unusually oven distribution of the business.
The upward movement also made steady
progro&s and this , notwithstanding the con
tinued efforts of the options who have been
left out In the cold In the present rlso , to foreo
a reaction by which tlmy may either roeuper-
nto short contracts at something like n nom
inal loss , or to enable them to got In on the
next advances at figures likely to net ttiom a
profit within a reasonable tlmo.
There was likewise continued heavy realiza
tions of profits accrued by bulls who are satis
fied with the advance as It is , and also by the
foreigners , who were rendered uneasy by the
continued withdrawals of gold for o.vaort to
tills port from the Hank of England , with tlio
constant tendency of money ut that center to
bccomo dearer. The demand , however , which
was almost entirely from outsldo sources ,
completely swamped the forces working for n
reaction , and for ouco the uubllo is In Wall
street with power to do as It pleases , and the
manipulators are In a bcnso "nowlie.ro in the
strife. " The opening was at figures fraction
ally higher itlian those of Saturday and
further Improvement was madu right from the
start uud as the Chicago pcoplo were heavy
sellers , on the r'so the western stocks were
almost all sluggish , wlillo most of the special-
tics were still very strong and amomr the uet-
lvo stocks the Vlllards led the ndvanco with
some of their old vim. The YnndorblltRwo.ro
also conspicuous for their strength and Lake
Shore was ouo of the stocks which succeeded
lu scoring a material Until gain.
AtchliQii , Reading. St. Paul and other Into
unusually prominent stocks for activity were
still loaders in the dealings but thu totals of
their transactions did not foot up to as
high figures as of 1-ito , while the busi
ness done was moro than usual among
the low prlced shares. The upward move
ment , with frequent halts and much excite
ment , made steady progress until the last
hour , when the realizations became moro nu
merous and became sulllclont to overbalance
the demand , heavy as It still remained.
Prices I heroforo receded fractionally , but sev
eral stoeks. Including Hurlliigton and Rook
Island , were thereby brought below the
level of their opening figures. The market
finally closed active and steady after the
decline- and halted. The list Is almost
invariably fractionally higher , but North
American Is up 1 ? per cent ; Northern Paclllo
preferred and Tennessee coal , each I'/i per
cent ; Sugar , l' per cent , ami Lake Shore ,
Load trust , Union Paclllo and Wheeling &
Lake ICrlo preferred , 1 percent ,
Uovernment bonds have been dull and
steady. State bonds have been neglected.
The following are the closing quotations for
the loading stocks on the Now York stock ex
change today :
f.ackuwanna & Wnntorn ' . ' ' >
, IS.'HI ; ICrlu , 4' Ni5i
UJ lllVnlluyti"'vs''i ; ! LoulsvllloA Nashvllc ,
! 0S9l : ? Uss.llrf . laolllc , 2:1.010 : : Northwestern ,
7.4.Wi North American. 47.020 : Northern 1'a-
cltio , lu,210 ; AortUoro 1'nclflo preferred
2l. 0j HondinR. 3rt,00l ! St. taut , R1.40S1 I'nlon
I'nclflo , 27,760) ) Western Union , 12,535Vabnth ; ,
3,410.
Financial Itnvlow.
NEW VOIIK , Sept. 21. The To t nays ! 0ov-
oral remarkable nnd unusual feat urns have
developed In the current niarkoU The fact
that It M n market virtually without profes
sional leaders becomes rnoro strikingly mani
fest with every successive day's trading ,
rooln and combinations of powerful opera
tors Imvo , In sovornl cases , been formed , but
their effort was to tlopress the tuarxet , nnd
they hnyohoon simply swcntasldn. It Is no
exneKcratton to say that thu avornBO room
trader lins been utterly disconcerted by the
cotirHotof the market.
At the present tlmo these professional oper
ations constitute ono of the snmlltidt factors
In thu business of the exchange. Tlio mnrkot
ombodlcsn spcculatlvo craze 111110112 the people
ple ut largo , and under Biich conditions argu
ments on thu precedents which commonly
regulate the movement ot prices Is likely to
bo n mere waste of words , The pnoplo seem to
have anchored their faith or. two great ulo-
incuts In the situation the amazing Rood for
tune of thlg country In the harvest ylold and
the return of our oxportcd gold. How far the
craze will po IB only n matter for conjecture.
New York Money Markot.
Nr.w YOIIK. Sept. 21. MO.VEV ON CALL Easy ,
raiulii' ! from IIi ! to 7 per cunt ; last loan , 0 per
cent ; closed ntn per cout bid.
1'ittMKMEIICANTH.K I'Ai'Kit 5J7 ! percent.
STBIILINH KXCIIANIIE Active but weak at
* I.8J > , { for sixty-day bills and M.83li for do-
inunil.
The following were the clojln ? prices on
bonds :
Financial NotcH.
, KANSAS OITV , AIo. , Sept. 21-Clearlugs , 11-
570,755.
NBW YOIIK. Sept. 21. Bank clearings today ,
J78,4IO,2i3 : balances , J4.452.U27 ,
NKW OIILKANS. Ln. , Sept. 21.-01oarlngs ,
$ l,2iV.40 ! ( , Now York exchange , $1.50. Hank , 60c.
HALTIMOIIE. Aid. , Sept , 21.--01oarlngs today ,
$2,744,020 : balances. $328,880. Kate , 0 per cont.
PHILADELPHIA , I'a. . Sept. 21. Clearings to
day. $ y.TC.oo-J ; balances , -tlJll.lKi. Money. 4i !
© 5 per cent.
CINCINNATI , O. , Sept. 21-Jtonoy easy at 3Vi
® li per cent. New Vork exchange , -oo dis
count. Clearings , $2,473,300.
ST. Louis. Mo. , Sept. 21. Clearings today ,
} . ' ) ,03i,727 : balances , * > ( ) ( i,233. Money , 7(58 ( per
cent. Exchange on Now Vork , par.
BOSTON. Mass. , Sopt. 21. Clearings today ,
$18,040.283 ; balances. $1,50I.&IO. ! Hnto for money ,
2 ! { < 33 percent ; exchange on Now Vork , loc
discount.
CIHCAOO , 111. . Sept. 21. Money quiet and un
changed nt 0 per cent. Clearings. JliCifl,32'J ( ( ;
Row York exchange , COo discount. Sterling
exchange $4.81' $ for sixty-day bills and $4.84
for sight drafts.
Havana Markets.
HAVANA , Sept. 21. Spanish gold ,
EXCHANGE Qulot : on the United States
short sight , gold , lo > i premium ; on London.
tlJ4 ) premium.
SLIAII Quiet. On Saturday 1,450 bass con-
trif ugals , UU degrees polarization , were sold at
W.15 gold per quintal.
Now York Dry Goods Market.
NKW YOIIK. Sept. 11 , Demand for dry cooda
wns apparently affected by the hot weather ,
but the tone of tlio market remains firm , both
Inthe cotton und woolen sections , and no
lower prices are looked for. The Jobbing trade
was fairly active and promises to remain so
this week. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
CiifTeo Market.
Hio HETANKING , Sept. 21. COFFEE Itogular
firsts. 7,850 rols per 10 kilos ; good second do ,
l)5 ) ( ) rols ,
ItEcuii'TS During the week. 117,000 bags :
purchases for the United States , 53,000 bags ,
biiti'MKNTS-Totho Uiiiterstatcs,41,000 ( bags :
stock , 330,00'J bags.
Foreign OH Market.
LONDON , Sept. si. LINSEED OIL-IOS lO'.d
porowt.
Tuiti'KNTiNE KriiiiTS 28 * H4d per owt.
ANTWBIIISept. . 21. l'KTitOLiu.M : 15 ? ; francs
paid and seller.
A1'.1.15"1'001 ] * Sept. 21. TlIltPE.NTI.NU Sl'IItlTS
2Sa 3d per owt ,
SautoH Markut. '
8ANTOSSopt. 21. COKFKK Good avcrago.7,800
rota per ton kilos. Uowolpta during the week ,
10.1,000 bags ; purchases for the United States ,
States ,
nutter Market.
Ei.tli.v , III , . Sept , 3l-On the lloard of Trade
today butter was Orm , with a , tendency to ud-
vatico. Sales were at I'.va-'si.io.
Trndoru' Talk.
NEW YOIIK , Sept. Sl.-Uanry Olows sayi :
The Htook market shows renewed activity and
strength. The "bcurt , " however , are not alone
In the opinion that the advance In prices dur
ing the last few weeks should almost mllllco
' . ' . " " . " . " lwl B Among the ranks of the
"bulls there are two classes who Incline to
the same view ; I'lrst , the conservatives , who
think that present prices are well up to the
present Intrlmilo value of utocks und doubt
tlio oxpedlunoy of forcing up values to n point
at whlolt the investment demand would bo
chocked and at which foreign holders , under
thu pressure of an American drain of gold ,
might toll out upon New York ; and a second
end class uro those who have un
loaded largo lines of "Ions" stoolc and
aru actuated by thu purely Bpeoulntlvo
purpose of being able to buy In again at a
lower range of prices The former of these
tw classes Is Dimply (1u lescent ! the latter
have bouu ubluu their lullucuco , directly uud
Indirectly , to depfilji prlcei. I'or the rest tlio
market may bo saliUo consist of tlio sanguine
and'demonstratlrtjiMasi of "bulls" who are
always optimistic , overestimating favornhlo
factors nml uAilfliV'slltimtliiit unfavorable
ones , nnd who tic.inon | ) proitlocts rather than
facts. When there Is a largo otttsldo
Intcrot In the markt't which In the case nt
present this clnif\f ) operators prove an tin-
portant clement , , fiit- they all act In the sumo
direction no lon nVthoy arc nblo to maintain
their margins , niulili Is therefore tllnicult to
break tlio force of tliclr support. At prc.ipnt
the forces of tlin market itro divided Into
these unuualineil.UullRou the ono Bldo and
the iiunllllcil bull1) and the profosslonal boari
on the other. TUo. result of such a contest
under present cu'tidltlons ' cannot lie much
other than a BUCOOOJOII of slight lluotuntlons ,
with llttlo gain for ulthur the ono party or the
oilier. In judgliiRi\liat may bo tlio outcome
of this contest it Is Important not
lo lose sight of thu fact that
the extreme hulls have in view a prospect
which , If realized , will menu a moro active and
more prosperous condition of business and cn-
torprlso than exists at present. Wo are In
thomldstof a progressive Improvement , and
each day brings some now stimulus to tlio
buoyancy of tlio prevailing boom , Within thu
past week , for InUancc , wo have had n gov
ernment crop report of unexpectedly high
averages of the condition of the Uulmrvostod
cereals , largo Increases In the earnings of the
railroads , the beginnings of Imports of gold
from the continent of Europe , and a hank
statement favorable to ease In money ; and In
the meantime there uro no unfavorable olr-
cumstunccs appearing , wlillo tlio innrKot was
wholly uunircctcd by thoMltyleno Incident.
In this sense. It may lie said tfi'it much of tlio
bulling comes from the course of events , and
In any case It cannot bo denied that such a
favoring drift of occurrences strongly rein
forces tno sanguine bull party while it In
duce * caution on tno other sfdo of the market.
The tendency might bo less Important If
there wore the caution usual at this season of
the year about thu course of the money mar
ket ; but the rullitx of geld from Europe hav
ing already sot In , the money prospects are
an element of encouragement , rather than
discouragement. Perhaps the sole factor that
can ho regarded as seriously suggestive of
distrust Is the grave condition of European
politics arising from Russia's coercion of
Turkey In relation to the passage of thu Dar
danelles. That may provo to bo a very grave
ninsllou for the great powers , but to the
United States It could only bring Important ad
vantages In an Increased demand forour In
vestments and , In the oventot war , for our
food products. Nor U the negotiation of Rus
sia's loan In I'arls calculated to appreciably'
allcct American Investments In Europe , as
the loan will have to bo taken almost exclu
sively by French citizens , who hold but few of
our securities. With so many elements In
favor of the Now York market nnd so few , or
vlrtua'ly ' none , against It , It must bo admit
ted that the prospect of making any adverse
Impression on current prices is not very en
couraging to the bears and tlioso who may ho
temporarily working In line with thorn , nnd It
would not bo surprising should these who
are waiting fora downward turn In prices
have to wait until some further ndvanco
has been made. Hut It Is doubtful whether at
the moment this probability Is clear enough
to warrant buying. A noteworthy feature of
the market Is Its broadening character , stocks
which have been long neglcetod now spring
ing Into activity. In part this Is duo to the
development of the speculative spirit , and In
part to the Improved financial condition of
tllO Various rnilllq. Tim trunLr llrina 11 rn ull rn.
porting largo gains in earnings , and this explains -
plains the rise In the Vnndorbilts and con
necting properties , which has been ono of tlio
hoalthlest features of the market. The move
ment In Atchlson also had Its foundation In
Increased earnings. In Heading , the sudden
activity was duo to disbanding of the pool ,
which looked up some -lOD.tiOJ shares and so
discouraged all speculative dealings. An advance -
vance In coal , and the approach of a moro
active domund for the article , also stlironed
the coal properties. Several of the specialties ,
such as Chesapeake & Ohio. Ontario & West
ern and Kansas & Texas , are growing more
active , all of which Indicates a broader and
active market during the fall months.
ClllCAOO. III. . Sept. 18. Keunott , Hopkins .t
Co. to S. A. McWhortcr : Strong cables and
wet weather abroad , with u sensational bull
ish article from apromlncnt journal , produced
nn active demand , for shorts , the opening
being nearly 2o above Saturday's close , The
market Is so sonsltifo that great weight is
given to every thine ; jf a bullish nature , even
to such as , on c.oso examination , would bo
found without " " material foundation.
I'or example , /tlio article alluded
to which was sent broadcast over
the country by the Associated press
states that the outstanding shortage In Rus
sia's viold of rye eirectually obliterates all
possibility of Riissla exporting any of her
scant wheat ciopIt would bo Impossible to
make a statement more positive or put It In
stronger language , and yet there Is not a word
of truth in It. Russia has boon exporting
wheat every week , of the now crop year and
since stho prohibited the exportation of rye
the wheat export'shavo been Increased. The
entire nrtlcln Is intissuaof misrepresentation
ev.dently prepared . .In the interest of
the farmers' alliance and Intended to
8Upplemcnttho"hold baekyour whoat" circu
lars of that organization. Undoubtedly there
Is a largo European deficiency of breadstuff's.
Insuring good prices for American grain , but
Unit is no reason why the press should bo used
to circulate lullammatory reports calculated
to deceive the public and cause a lletltlous
advance In prices. Manipulation of this kind
will almost certainly defeat tlio end In view ,
though temporarily successful. Tlio visible
simply shows an Increase of 2C3a,0'JO against a
ilecrou.se a year ago , and shipments the pint
week to Europe from all parts of
the world reach the largo amount of It'.feO',000
bu. , showing another considerable Increase In
the amount on ocean pabsage. Receipts at all
primary markets continue liberal. Stocks of
wheat ut principal markets In this country
are now qultn largo and If they Increase as
fast as they indicate they promise to bccomo
burdensome. Clearances were only moderate.
At times the pressure to soil September nnd
October corn was very pronounced , and the
lowest prices for tno week were made.
There was u considerable reaction near the
close on covering by shorts. Tlio long futures
of corn Una favor with investors but It Is be
lieved they will ultimately sell homcwhut
lower after the present demand subsides. A
good export business was dona In corn today
at the seaboard. Oats have shown llttlo
animation. In provisions the consumption of
product is satisfactory to holders as Is also
cstlmato of the Department of A grlculturo
that tlio supply of fattening hogs In the coun
try In September was 3,31.0iOO ( less than a year
ago. Tlio market Is quiet but firm.
CIHCAOO. III. , Sept. 21. Schwartz , Dnpoo &
MoCormlok to P. 0. Swartz & Co. : wheat
opened strong and higher on higher foreign
markets and cold , wet weather in tno United
Kingdom. This brought great buying orders
at the opening and caused nn advance of
about 2i over Saturday's close. The quota
tions In Liverpool were Hid higher and there
was also a lower quotation of consols. The
Incronso In the visible supuly was 2SOOMO ( bu.
The receipts hero were 012 cars , and In Minne
apolis and DuluUi were 1,078 oars. The char
ters today were 4C,000 ! ) bu. Corn was very
weak during the first hour , but Ilimlly rallied
on the largo charters of 00,000 bu. Provisions
were extremely dull , transactions being mostly
changing.
O.U.III.l I.IVK STOCK jr.lltKBTS.
OMAHA , Sept. 2' ' .
CATTLE Official receipts of cattle , 3,844 ,
as compared with 2,401 Saturdav and 3,1140 ,
Monday of last week. There was
a hotter tone to the marker. on do-
slraulo hoof steers and some good cows and
heifers sold at5310c higher than utose of last
woolc , but common grades were dull nnd weak
at last week's closing figures Considerable
life to feeder trade ; but price * not materially
stronger than on Saturday. The hotter
grades 'inn other grades wore fully as low us
last weok.
lloos oniclal receipts of hogs , 407 as
compared with 3.4W ) Saturday and 001 Mon
day of last woolc. Ono pucker did all the
buying , paying 450e. ! Market about 5a lower
on best heaviest , wjillo light and mixed were
generally strongonuljlght , H.UO)5 ( ! ) ; hoavy.
W.i55.00 | ; mixed , ll.V04t5.00.
SiiKnp Olllelal "hscoipts of sheep 1,061 ,
as compared wltlvhono Saturday and 43:1 :
Monday of last ' -week. Market active nnd
steady. ' 4
llousKS Ofllclnl fecolpls of horses 210 , as
compared with nCjUq Saturday.
Itcoelptn niuj' lBpoHltlon of Stoolc.
Olllola ! rocolpU.-uul disposition of stock as
shown by the boolf ; of the Union Stock Yards
company for tlio tvrputy-four IIOUM ending at
9 o'clock , IK m. , Spptembor 21 , IS'Jl ;
nous ,
Cart. Curs. I Head.
8 1.M1 81 210
lluyura. Cattle. | lloga. I Sheep
Tlin ( I. 11. llammoinl.Ci ) . , 100
HwlftACo fi'iil. . 25 43
ThoCiidahjr Packing Co. . IK 6S7 200
Nels.Morris ; AT , . ax )
Shippers and fuodcfa , . . , , 1,150
Leftover I.OUO 87B
Total. 3,273 G2U 1,031
Itcpresontntlvo Bnlos.
STKKItS ,
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. I'r , No. Av. I'r.
M. . 11U2 J3 10
cows.
S..1085 1 60 1..1020 150 10..1001 100
1..1070 1 50 1..II91 1 65 31 1120 200
3. 1040 1 60 v 2J005 1 00 1. . (100 200
1 , . 640 1 M
. fiTAfl
1..1000 S 00
1300 1 70 1..1B20 1 00
1354 1 bO 1..1530 2 00
CALVES ,
I , , 160 4 00
BTOCKEIIS AND
1. . 610 1 40 -4. . 030 250 4 , , 680 273
37. . 1204 2 35 3. . 780 2 60 7..1141 275
S. , 018 2 40 0. . Vll 2 65 2. MW 300
SI. , 1)87 240 4..1200 2 C3 32. . 058 300
7. . tlO 2 M 3. . HfcO i 73 30. , 660 300 J
SO. 7S7 SM 13 , ,1143 2TS 4. .1167 300
MILKKI19 AND BI'lllNUKIIS.
No. Pr.
1 milker . , . i , . , . . . . . . , , . .I1S 00
1 mllkor . , . . . . . . in 00
1 springer . . . 10 00
3 sponsors . 23 00
1 cow mid calf , . . . . , . . . . . 2.1 00
1 iprlngcr . 1)200 )
WESTEtlN CATTLE.
Hoof Sc NncUolls.
44 Moors. . . . . . 1811 J325
OfMlinln I ; , ntul C. Co.
1 tiilllnn . . . . . . . . . . 1100 1 tn
\ tjllliijt. . . . . ia , 0 250
K. W. Whltcornb.
7 cows . . . 100. " > 180
a iiuiis . lorn i no
1 fowler. . . . . 1020 27.1
2 feeders . . . . . 7CO 278
IIuntor& Itciniott.
3 hulls . IMfl 1 CO
20 cows . ( ta 2 DO
70 feeders . HOT 320
Ii. E. Vlvlon.
1 cow . 700 ICO
1 cow . stO ICO
aeons . inofl 200
2 liolfcrs . Ma 200
1 cows . , . 1057 2 05
7 cows . 048 210
1 steer . DM 305
7 J'oers. ' . . . 1557 305
\V. S. 0 rimes.
2 cows. . old 100
1 bull . U20 1(15
10 COWS . Mil 205
J COW . , IVfio 205
HUBUS.M. & ; ; TO
2 helfors 730 1 f,0
' Jw s 135 1 70
lutlll 1420 200
47 COWS ! ) : ) ! 205
1 COW R-,0 205
-I cows 02 2 0" >
0feeders . . . . . . . . 1073 2 OD
4foeders 015 21)0 )
H5fcedors iros 203
27 steers \ffil \ .1 00
21 feodurM 1140 315
54stccrs J 1420 3 IB
, Durrnn , Winters & Co.
1 COW 1050 200
Jstng 1MO 215
1 'coi or R70 250
1 feeder. n7. ) 250
15fceders mo 2 ( V )
fjfoedars 1012 200
05 feeders. 1084 200
5fcedors Ufi2 200
24 steers 1314 in-
10 steers 1137 15
3 Ktcors
L 15
' '
M. Mi Mii'sbn.
1 calf 430 2 75
I ) calves si2 oo
14 calves , ; io7 oo
2 calves ; t oo
J. 11. Hunter.
43 cows 093 220
II. Hays.
14 cows 2 00
81 steers 12--0 15
50 feeders 7SO 1 75
J. .M. Totter.
5 , cows $37 1 05
LATK SATtlltDAY.
Milwaukee & Wyoming Inv. Co.
1 tailing 30 225
5 tnlliugs 1000 2 50
_ Outhrlc.tOsKamp.
n _
iH fniin ot-ti 1 * irt o ff
1'IOS.
5 114 4 50
Chicago Ijivo Stock Market.
CIHCAOO , 111. . Sept. 21. [ Special Tolceram
to Tuc llKK.l Nobody antialpatod any lin-
provcincnt today In prices for euttlo anil thoru
was none. The receipts were below the
average for Monday at this stawo of tl.o
season anil advices from western points Indi
cated moderate arrivals for the remainder of
this week while Now York was quoted stronger ,
but notwithstanding these fnvornblo condi
tions the very best that , sellers could do waste
to hold the market steady. The demand , as
may bo supposed In view of the glutted
condition of last week's market , was
weak. Both local and outside oper
ators took hold rather gingerly nnd not
all of the offerings worn disposed
of oven at the low range of from $1.00 to (2.50
for Inferior to choice cows , heifers and bulls ,
11.75 to $0.25 for stoekors and feeders , $2.75 to
M.25 forsblpnins steers , $1.40 to ti.l5 : for todays
an.dSI.60to ) . ( i. " > for westerns. So ulvo the
market a elmiico to got on Its feet again this
week as receipts should show a falling off from
last week's enormous total of at lea&t 25,000
head.
Good to choice grades of hops wore In active
domnnd and wore steady at buturday's range
of prices , but poor and common sorts could
not bo moved except at a reduction of from Ac
to lOc. The supply was moderate and all the
dcslrablo hogs were out of salesmen's hands
long before noan. Not a llttlo common stuff
had to bo carried over. The general market
had a steady look nt the close at from (4.50 to
$5.45 for heavy and medium weights and at
from (4.35 to $ .V.5 foreommon to extra assorted
light. A few loads of extra medium and heavy
fetched ( i.50 , and there wore sales of culls and
common grassers nt from (2.0(1 ( to (1.25.
The Evening Journal ropoits : OATTr.E Ilo-
celpts , Ki.OiW ; shipments , 4,00u ; market fairly
active ; shipping stocks steady to strong ,
others steady : prime natives , $5.i5G.OO : ;
others. $ l.25 ® .8 ! > ; rangers , * JI 754.25 : Texans ,
t353.83 ; stoekors , $2.0U2.05j native cows ,
I3.004fl3.75.
lloos Receipts , 8,000 : shipments. 3,000 :
market slow and stoiidy to lower ; rough and
common , ( I.Ojl.8Uj best packers , $4.lj ) < Fk' > .25 ;
prlmo heavy and butchers' weights , } 5.)0 ; ) ©
5.45 : light , * f.OO5.CO.
SIIKIUHceolpts , 8,000 : shipments , 3,000 ;
market slow and weak ; native owes , (11.25 ®
4.5'j ; prlmo wethers , (5.5- ; : Texans , (4.50 ;
westen.s , (2.50 ; lambs , J4.8il@i.20.
New York Ijivc Stock Market.
NEW Yoittt. Sept. 21. HBRVISS Uecclpts ,
5,518 head. Including 81 ears for sale ; market
active , sli.ido firmer ; good cattle native
steers , Ci25f4"i.72H per 100 Ibs ; Texans and
Colorados $2.)04.75 ! ) ; bulls nnd cows. (1.7(1 ( ®
3.00 ; dressed beef , steady , TGbUo per pound ;
shipments tomorrow , 4.'ll oeoves.
OAI.VKS Kecelpts , 1.0S5 head ; market steady ;
voats. (5.50B5.75 ( per 1(10 ( Ibs ; grassers and but-
termlllc calves , * 2.25ii3.50 ( ; westerns , KLOJ@I.09.
SIIKKP Hocelpts , 14.588 head : market dull. 140
per Ib lower ; sheep , Ju,004.bTi ! ; lambs , (5.tO
4Jfl.no.
lions Kcci'Ipt- , S40 head. Including 4 cars
for sale ; market Ktcady at JJ.IOiJ.'i.UO per 100
Ibs.
KiuiHns City I.ivo Stouk
KANSAS Car , Mo. . Pent. 21. CATTM : Ro-
colats , u,070 ; shlnmonts , 7,110 ; market steady ;
steers , (3.855.7."i : eows , $1.25(32.75 ( ; stockers
and feeders , (2.003.75.
lions Hecolpts. 1,510 ! shipments , 1.8'JO ; mar
ket steady ; bulk , (1.7001.80 ; all grades , (0.25 ®
4.D. ) .
SitKEl' Receipts , 1,570 ; shipments , 740 ; mar
ket ijulot , about steady.
St. IjoulH Ijlvo Siouk Market.
ST. Louis , Mo. , Sept , 21. OATrr.E Hocolpts ,
4.800 ; hblpmiiiits , 2.500 ; market Kteady ; na
tives. ( I,8'J5.0'J ; Texans and Indians. (2.30 ©
a4a
lions Receipts , 1,800 ; shipments , 5,500 ; miir-
kotrxidUe lower : hoavy. (5.105.20 ; mixed , (4.00
45,10 ; light. (5.005.15.
For Inebriety
Use ( lorsford's Acid Phosphate.
Dr. John J. Cnldwoll , HaltltnoroMd.sn3tai ,
"It has proven by experiment and experi
ence to bo highly benellcial In Iiiobrloiy and
mental troubles. "
JOHN A. MCSIIANB. riUNK O CON DO *
McShane & Condon ,
INVESTMENT BANKERS ,
300 S. 13th St. , First National
Ing , Omaha , Nob.
Deal In Mocks , bonili , neaurltlai , H'nnnrolnl pi
per , oto. No otlnto learn on I.urj7j I O mil i rji
estato. Short llmu loanf , on bunk Hook , or uli *
nppruved cnlluturat 8curlt >
Allan Line
UOVAIi MAII * SfKAMKIIS.
Montreal and Qucbeo to Dcrry and Liverpool.
Cnbln IM to jfU , ncPordbiK to ituamor undlneatlon of
etuto roum. Iiitcrtuudlutoand iteerauuatlonr ratut.
NO CATTLB OAHHIKl * .
( SI5UVIGE OR
J ALxUA.5J JalNEl
( BTI3AMSI HI'S.
Now Vork and Gl ow vl lAindonderry every
KortnlKhU
Oct. I , STATi : OK NKIIHA8KA , 8:20 : A. M ,
Oct. IS. HTATKof CAI.1KOHNIA. 1 P. m.
Oct. 27 , 8TAVK OK NKVADA , 1 I1. M.
Cabin 135 up. Itcluril l 5. filt-ermico till. Apply to
ALLAN A CO. . fllc | ( ! 0 | If. K. MOOUKH , Wntwili
Ticket OlUcuiV. . K. VAIL , Uurllnnton Ticket Olllcu.
Notica.
Notice Is hereby given that I. Mr. Krank II.
Miller , will nut pay any tillls contracted by
my wife , Joilu Miller. THANK U.
OMAHA
Manufactured and Jobbers' '
DIRECTORY.
AWNINGS AXI ) TENTS.
Oranlm Tout & Awn
ing Oo , ,
Fliifff , linmmockii. oil unit
rubber clothlna. Spud for
cntnlomia. 1113 Fnrimra.
HAGS AND TWINES.
Bends Omaha Bag Oot
Importoni nnd Manufac
turer * .
Flour Sacks , llurlaps and
Twine.
BICYCLES.
A. II , Pcnifo & Oo. M. 0 , Dnxon.
140(1 ( loit/e ) Street. Illcyclei rnW on monthlr
pnymcntii.
Send for our rnt
nnil prices. IfWT'i ' Knrnura t. , Onmli
BOOK lilNDKRS andSTA TIOXEltS
Ackerman Brothers & Hointzo ,
Printers , binders , electrotypes , bli\nk book raanu-
fnotnrcm ,
1IIG Hownnl itreot , 0mix 1m.
JiOOTS AXU SIIOKS
Olios. A. Coo&Oo. KirkondallJoues&Oo ,
Mnnnfactiirers anil Wlioto'nlnMamifiictiir'rt
burs. Agents fur llonton Hub-
CAKUIAGES , JiUGGlJJS , ETC.
W. T. Seaman ,
Omalm's Larxest Vnrlety
WAGONS AND
CAHHIAOKS.
FARM : MACHINERY , ETC.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS ,
tyryan Oommlsslon Oo A , 8 , MoWhortor
Urokcri" , RrMn , prnrlnlnn lloom I& , Hoard of Trmla
mid Mock. * . M. V. l.lfo llrokcm. Prlrntn wire *
Illd'ir. rrlrntanlro Chi- to Now York. Clilona
cniro , Bl. Louis niul niiilHt , Louii. Cash grata
Now York , 1)0 II Kilt.
Cookroll Bros | P , 0. Swnrtz & Oo. ,
ttrokcri nndcnili buyers , Hrokori.Ornln.l'rOTWonl
I'rlvalo wires to New olr. I'rivato wire to St.
York , Clilcnffo , A St. IxnilinmU'hlrnito. Uoorn
10-18 Hoard of 7lloardof Trndp.Omaha ,
Trade.
IIAKDWAUE.
Ecctor&WilboluiyOo Olark-Andrccseu
Cor.lOtli nndJrcusonSH. Hardware Oo.
13tli nnd Ilnrncr ,
Orn.tlm. Nob.
JHOX WOUK&
Fasten & Viorliug Omaha Safe & Iron
Iron Works '
, Works ,
Wrnuiilit and cant Iron
tnilMliiK work , oimlnes , Mnnuf'r < flrp nnil tiurgliur
brim work , itonoral proof niifus , vnnlo. Jnll
foiiiidrr. maohl.io and work , Iron tlmtturi nim
hlnckamltli work. U. 1' . tire C CHIHM. ( ) . An
lly. and 17th St. ilroon , lull A Jni'kiun Ita
LIQUOltS.
Her & Oo , , E. E. Grotto ,
Manor Merclmnti , Importer nml .lubber of
lllillnnipystri'pt. Wtne niul Liquor * .
Mnnnfactur'ri Ivp 10W niul lirr. FnrnnmHt.
ICntt Inilln Hitters. l'rloolht < < on nipllcntlon. |
L , Kirsoht & Oo , , Friok & Ilorborts ,
Wholesale t.lijiior Du.il'n uI.liiuor DcnloM
407-J09 8 , lOtli St. fOI-S03 S. 10th SU
Q. W. Douglass & Oo John A Wnkeficlcl ,
IniPortPd.Amorli-an I'orl
HnrdiruOi ! Lumber , land t'oiiii'tit , .Mlhrail
keo Hydraullo ( 'piuori
1310 North IClh Street. iiniKjuliicy White Llmi )
Oharles E. Lee , Louis Bradford
ll.irilnooil liimlor , wood ,
ciiriot | anil parquet Lumber , llmecomcnt , tc.
lloorlnt ; .
Othnnil Duiiuln.i. tiS.1 liiclns Strpot.
Y AND XO'IIOXS.
0. A. Stonehill , I. Oborfoltlor & Oo , ,
Jlllllnory , Notlona.Cloaki Impoi tern niul .lubbers la
IHu. .Millinery.
W3 , 210 ami 212 Sonlli 1Kb
118-1188. llth ( St. , Oinnlin. ytrcot.
MUSICAL ETC ,
r
Hubert Purvis , E. B. Branch & Oo , ,
1217 Howard Street. I'rodliro , fruits of all
\Vrlto for prlcoi on lult-
ter , et'its poultry , and klniN , oyolvrs ,
1.1th and Ilarney Streets.
Kirschbntun & Jas. A. Okrk & Oo- ,
llutter , cheo < c , ves *
lltittcr , CKKS and poultry.
poultry and Kamo.
120(1 ( Howard Street. W.i South nth Street.
Bates & Oo , ,
Country produce , fruits ,
vegetable : * , Krocera' po-
claltlcs. lean , iplces , etc.
417-UJ S. llth St.
PAPER. GOODS
Carpenter Paper Oo , , Omaha ExibberOo , ,
Curry n /nil stock of Manufacturers and job *
printing , wrapping nml born alt klnda rubber
writing paper , card pa Knoili.
per , oto. 1520 Farnam Street.
SEEDS. STO YES.
Emerson Seed Oo , James Hughes ,
Seed tirowera , ilnaler * In Stovei repairs of nil kinds
garden , Krasa , grain and Cooknand lle te
tree Becd * . for salo.
421-42J South 15th. rors. mit street.
SASH , DOORS , JiLlNDS , ETO
M. A. Disbrow & Oo , Bohn Sash &DoorOo
Manufacturers of KaMi , Manufacturersnf mould *
doors , bit nils and IIIKK , bllniM. doors , CIO.
mouldlnKa. Ilranch of- Ollli'c :
llcc , 12th nnd Izard Htn. HOOH142 ! Heo IliilUllnf.
STEAM AND WATEH SUPPLIES
U. S. Wind Eugino & A , L , Strang & Sons ,
Pump Oo.
,
10-W-I004 l-'arnam Strcat.
Hnllldnr Wind MIIU.
' .US and ' .I-.D .lone ! ) Struct. . .
Omalm. Neb.
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TEA , COFFEE , SPICES.
Consolidated OofFoo
Company ,
1414 and 14lii llnrney St. ,
Omaha , Nub.
rors. MILLIARDS.
H. Hardy Oo. , ThoBninswiok-
Toy. ( lolls , album * , Balko-Oollonder Oo. ,
fancy icooih. liouwfur lllllliird mi'rc'handlsp.
nNlilMK goods , child- Saloon tlxturei.
reaS carriiiKe . 407 , 4W ( S. loth Htreol ,
131U Kiirnum Street. Omalia.
. SOUTH OMAHA.
UNION STOCK YARDS CO. , LIMITED
A. D. Bojor & Co. , Hunter & Green ,
6-W Uiclmneo llulldlntr , SO Kiclianuo Ilulldlog ,
Bouth Omalia. South Omaha.
Miss Klla Joseph loft yesterday for f.ovo-
liuid , Colo. , wlioro ulm will teach In thonublio
schools during thu coimnc your.
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CURE
, rYOURSELF !
Ask your Druggist for a
bottlu of 1MB . The only .
p
9 non-iot30iw\ii remedy lor all .
the unnatural discharges nml
I private illbuakcs f men und the
dcbdltatlne weakness peculiar
I to women. U cures In a few
Idays without the uld or
puhllclty ol a doctor.
kV/i / Vnfrrrml Amtrlcan Curt-
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Manufactured by
tTbo Evans Chemical ( b. '
CINCINNATI , O.
U , B , A.
Bathe acre feet
in Pond's Extract.
n rnfiiii iiniiU
iMdfalOI3Uda7i ,
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LOST POWER.
Nervu lloans euro all noiuol wmiknuii * In rlthoi
ex , aclliiK on nervei , braliu , noxual oruuiii. AliBO-
1.1'it I't'iit ; for Imputi'iiuy , nliilitly iiiul lon > , loil
momqry , bu'l drounn. avunluii to loi'lcty. II hoc , '
piiitpild. WU lm u t.V M'.UVK 1IKAN CO. . lluf/
lulu , N. V. bold by Uoodiuau Druu Co. ,
UL , Ouiahk.